England international Ivan Toney is set to appear before a London court after being formally charged in connection with an alleged assault linked to an incident at a nightclub in the United Kingdom.

According to reports from the Metropolitan Police, the charge involves an allegation of assault causing actual bodily harm. Authorities stated that the incident is alleged to have occurred in December 2025 at a nightclub located in Soho, one of central London’s busiest entertainment districts.

Following an investigation, police confirmed that legal proceedings against the footballer have now commenced.

Toney, who currently plays for Saudi Arabian club Al-Ahli, is expected to appear before Westminster Magistrates’ Court on September 24, where the case will begin its judicial process.

The development has attracted widespread attention due to the striker’s profile in international football.

A representative speaking on behalf of the player said Toney was surprised by the charge but intends to defend himself through the legal system.

The spokesperson emphasized that the footballer believes he will have the opportunity to present his version of events in court and remains confident that the legal process will establish the facts.

The case follows earlier media reports that linked the striker to an alleged altercation at a London nightclub shortly after England’s international campaign. However, no judgment has been reached, and the matter will now be determined by the courts.

Until the legal proceedings are concluded, Toney continues to be regarded as innocent under the law. Football supporters and the wider sporting community are expected to monitor the case closely as further details emerge during the court hearings scheduled later this year.